Big, Beautiful Photos Of Samsung's New Galaxy Note 4 Smartphone

Samsung unveiled Wednesday its next major smartphone, the Galaxy Note 4. While the design is somewhat similar to last year's version, Samsung has added a handful of new additions that make it feel more premium.

The Galaxy Note 4 features a massive 5.7-inch display. It's the same size as last year's Note, but the screen is much sharper.

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Expect to see the same faux-leather back as the Note 3 on the Note 4. It's not quite as pretty as aluminum, but we much prefer this over the plastic back on Samsung's older phones. And yes, it's still removable.

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The rim of the phone is made of metal, and it looks similar to the iPhone's aluminum edges. This makes the phone a bit heavier than last year's version, but it looks a lot nicer.

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Here's how it looks compared to the Galaxy Note 3. Notice how the Note 3's rim is glossier and thicker, while the Note 4's looks slim and smooth.

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Samsung also switched up the charging port compared to last year's model. It looks like there's no support for Micro USB 3.0 here.

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Another look at the Note 4 (top) and the Note (3) from the side. Check out how the bottom of the Note 4 is slightly curved.

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Other than those additions, the physical changes are minimal. The screen is exactly the same size as the Note 3, as shown here.

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We can expect to see the Note 4 launch in pink, white, and black.

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The Note 4's S Pen has its own menu known as Air Command. When you whip out the stylus, it'll automatically launch this fan-shaped menu full of shortcuts to apps that utilize the S Pen.

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You can also copy and paste text by hovering the stylus, dragging it over the desired text, and selecting copy from the pop up menu.

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Another nifty new feature is the ability to add notes from S Memo to the home screen. It's like sticking a Post-It note to your desktop.